Truck Wheel Alignment in Coldwater, MI

Alignment Repairs and Services in Coldwater, MI

At Michigan MD Alignment, we specialize in precision alignments for heavy-duty vehicles. Whether you're operating a single semi or managing a fleet, proper alignment is critical for safety, tire longevity, and fuel efficiency. We assess key geometry angles such as toe, caster, and camber, and inspect critical suspension components for wear or damage.

Common alignment services include:

• Front and rear axle alignment
• Suspension and steering component checks
• Caster, camber, and toe angle corrections
• Tandem axle alignment
• Pre- and post-repair alignment inspections

Dr. Preload Bearing Adjustment System

Michigan MD Alignment proudly uses the Dr. Preload® tool to deliver precise wheel bearing preload adjustments—an essential component of accurate wheel alignment. Traditional methods often result in inconsistent torque and bearing life. Dr. Preload ensures exact tolerance settings, reducing bearing movement and increasing safety on the road.

Benefits of Dr. Preload service include:

• Consistent wheel bearing preload every time
• Reduced bearing failures and seal leaks
• Increased axle component longevity
• Enhanced alignment stability
• Safer, smoother handling

What Makes Us Different

Our alignment services are backed by extensive experience and advanced tools designed for heavy-duty applications. We don’t just adjust the wheels—we address every factor contributing to poor alignment, including worn suspension and frame issues. In addition to semis, we also provide alignment services for RVs, buses, trailers, and heavy equipment.

You can expect:

• Consistent accuracy and calibration
• Efficient service for faster turnaround
• Fair and transparent pricing

FAQs

What are the main causes of uneven tire wear on heavy-duty trucks?

Uneven tire wear is commonly caused by misalignment, suspension issues, or improper inflation. Misaligned axles alter tread contact with the road, accelerating wear patterns. Regular alignment checks and timely component replacements help prevent long-term tire damage.